Sentence examples for determinations are dictated from inspiring English sources

An Orange Order spokesman said: "This preposterous decision by the Parades Commission only underlines the increasing perception that its determinations are dictated by the threat of physical force opposition to our parades.

"This preposterous decision by the Parades Commission only underlines the increasing perception that its determinations are dictated by the threat of physical force opposition to our parades," it said.

Our words are dictated by our thoughts.

Hop characteristics are dictated by boiling times.

The murderers are dictating the terms.

However, the choice of method used for the determination of lipid content will be dictated to a large extent by the cost and by the urgency with which the results are required.

In 2004, Secretary of State Colin Powell officially characterized the violence in Darfur as "genocide" — but then testified that "no new action is dictated by this determination".

If economics dictate the rise and fall of languages, the renaissance of Portuguese is dictated by Beijing's new determination that Macao will serve as a platform for China's growing commercial and strategic interests in the Latin world.

"It was dictated by you".

"It's dictated off coverage.

It really was dictated by that.